India's war on tobacco May 6, 2016 India's Supreme Court recently upheld a federal rule requiring tobacco companies to display larger health warning signs on cigarette packs, a ruling welcomed by the government and health campaigners but which caused apprehension in the nation's multibillion-dollar tobacco industry
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Secondhand smoke refers to the smoke inhaled from burning tobacco products like cigarettes
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However, as cigarettes are primarily included for reference and most regulations for cigarettes are covered by the TPD, only regulations that go beyond the TPD requirements are highlighted, along with the current taxes on cigarettes
